James Freeman is an Assistant Editor and Columnist at The Wall Street Journal. He covers a range of themes including government and politics, regional interest, world news, and cultural movements, with a focus on elections, public policy, and economic issues. James has also been featured in various publications such as ArtRabbit, The Conversation Australia + NZ, and RealClearDefense.
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James Freeman's coverage is heavily focused on government & politics, particularly within the United States. His articles often include legal and policy analysis as well as opinion editorials with references to data and expert commentary.
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The latest NFIB survey finds a continuing labor shortage.
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Don’t politicians understand that the money leaves, too?
A new poll finds nearly half of residents planning to leave the Bay Area.
How else to explain desperate behavior?
What exactly did her father report to U.S. officials?
The Iranian regime hasn’t been able to control the Strait of Hormuz.
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The great American job market rolls along.
Who edits this stuff?
The newspaper acknowledges a source’s criticism.
How many sexes does he claim there are now?
